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The c l o w n i s h CV rewriter who always wanted you to believe that the main reason for your unemployment was your poor CV. He has since relocated to the UK, even before his beloved Buhari completed his tenure. If you let these people gaslight you đ 3 Likes |
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Tajbol4splend: How much infrastructure has Tinubu provided or improved compared to the subsidy era? Better snap out of your misplaced optimism. 1 Like |
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This is very embarrassing.
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emmancipated: Donât mind the c l o w n. I was in transit all the way from Berger to Ijanikin a few days ago. If youâve been through this route, chances are youâll through nearly all the "Iyanas" in Lagos, and I can guarantee you that almost the entire stretch from Iyana Ipaja to Iyana Iba, even Ojo stinks. Youâll notice this when you use public transportation. Itâs easy for some c l o w ns in government to lock themselves up in air-conditioned convoys and claim that legitimate observers are lying. Another thing about smell is that when you live in an environment that stinks, after a while, the stench becomes normal. This is the plight of many Lagosians. A corper who just moved to Lagos for her service from an environment with clear, fresh air will face a difficult time, trying to adjust. But no, let's discard reality because we don't want to insult Lagos (whatever that means). The c l o w n s they're protecting do not even have their kids in this Lagos, and when they do, they definitely know the finest estate to keep them. The other set of c l o w n s are the people who claim that citizens of other countries do not insult their nations the way Nigerians do. Very funny. People who call Trump a r a p i s t and immigrants "illegal aliens" - are those the ones who will be scared to call out a smelly city in the U.S? 3 Likes |
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karlriz: Says a man from Alimosho Local Government Area who canât read French, let alone know what the French people are saying about on X or TikTok. 2 Likes |
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Another weak attempt to defend failure. Why do you, Nigerians, hate the truth so much? Why is everything demarketing to you? People are saying worse things about the U.S. government on their platforms, same as any other country, including your favourite japa countries in the world. So, why must everyone be silent because the chief c l o w n from your tribe rigged his way into power?
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OlawaleBammie: I love practicals, bro. Give me the #30m loan. |
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You're probably still in the village, feeding for free and living in the house your parents inherited from their grandparents, because...! See your mouth like, "She should spend what she can afford on rent." Who told you that agents and landlords care about what you can afford? Do you think rent is like food, where you insult people for drinking ordinary Coke and blame them for not going for unsanitized Zobo in pet bottles picked up from the gutters? Someone asked what a 100k earner should spend on rent, but your dishonest self couldnât answer because you know that no answer will ever make sense. Youâre a dishonest, self-serving crook! Because why would you even dwell so much on 100k when the government, which you're trying too hard to defend, is still paying 33k? Do you see how dishonest you are? So let me ask you, how much should a 33k earning corper spend on rent in Lagos? Apart from Makoko, where else can a 33k earning corper afford without the of family, friends, or strangers? 6 Likes 1 Share |
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How many people traveled with N30 million in cash out of pocket? Many times, they take loans that they end up repaying in a few years, while some sell properties. Take a N30 million loan and start a business in Nigeria or spend it on education, I promise you, you may never be able to repay it even if they give you 20 years. If people could pay off their loans after just a few years in the UK, I guarantee you that itâs still a better deal.
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McLizbae: Did you watch a different video? How is a girl lamenting and crying over her frustration at the cost of living and then calling the president a terrible person a problem to anyone apart from the same government that has failed in all ramifications? Relax your mind. Those who said worse things about a sitting government in the past are all currently in Aso Rock right now, dining and wining at the expense of the populace. Reno and Daniel Bwala said worse things about the government. The issue is that you think Tinubu represents all there is about the government and that heâll be there forever. Lol. Away from the government, who told you she wants to work for the government or anyone, or even live in Nigeria in the first place? How many doors can you possibly close against someone whose experience resonates with millions of people? So you think a private sector employer who spends over half of its revenue on inflation-induced expenses will not employ her because...?? Hehe.. All I see is the same approach of silencing people who dare to speak about their experiences. If you listen to her, youâll see an intelligent girl who chooses her words carefully anyway. I canât cry that much and not lay heavy curses on Tinubu. I really applaud her for using very mild and sweet words like âterrible.â Not that anything would have happened if she had cursed Mr. President anyway. People who did way more than that are in Canada and the US today, living their lives. I mean, check out the likes of Rinu and tell me whether sheâs not already living the life of her dreams. 1 Like |
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techaboki: What are you even saying, bros? Save what from where? Without parental and other side gigs, no corper can survive in Lagos on a 30k allowance. The entire annual pay cannot rent a shop (container) in Lagos. This is the same Nigeria where many parents still assist their married children financially. And you think a corper somewhere in Lagos will manage what? Lol.. I don't think you pay bills at all. Nowhere in that video did she say that she uses Uber to get to work. Maybe you should listen again. |
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smalls001: Okay. Whatever makes you sleep better. ![]() 2 Likes |
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McLizbae: Donât thank me, oh. Sheâs speaking the truth and reality many of us canât voice, and instead of coming out to defend her, weâre looking for holes in the NYSC rulebook. What nonsense rulebook? Does NYSC follow its own guidelines when it puts peopleâs childrenâs lives at risk, to the point where some get kidnapped and no one ever comes forward to threaten these kidnappers? Someone is in pain and you're threatening her with the exact thing she's suffering from (lack). Those whose lives are not under threats, how's their lives any better? Most of the poorest of the poorest people you will ever come across are Tinubu ers. This is like threatening a suicidal person with death. Nairaland isnât a real place, anyway. Too much bad energy here. Iâm on X, and everyone I come across is speaking out for her, including the very big influencers and celebrities whoâve got a lot to lose. I will never be the one to attempt to silence these Gen Zs from TikTok. We need their courage now more than ever while the rest of us who loves "respect" more than destiny can bury our heads in shame and Rino Omokri's shameless threads. 3 Likes |
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McLizbae: I can bet you're a Millennial or Gen X - very fearful and timid generations who love respect more than purposeful living. If I were her parent, I would certainly be proud of her. May we not raise another generation of timid cowards who will willingly surrender their destinies to Tinubuâs and Wikeâs children in exchange for crumbs. The number of followers she may have garnered on TikTok since yesterday may do for her what a s s licking of political criminals will never do for many shameless Gen Ys and Millennial from now till eternity. 2 Likes |
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AKAyomide: That so called "crime" will set her on a path of fulfilment. how ronus almost killed themselves over a lady's comment about the unforgivable stench and smell in Lagos? Well, the lady is in the US now, practising her nursing career. Her enemies are still in "their" Lagos smoking the smell and stench day in day out. Politicians saw how people came forward to defend their failures, and that ultimately gave them more reasons to ignore the truth (smell) đ. When you know and speak the truth, you'll be set free, someday, somehow. Don't feel for her. Her courage has opened doors. 3 Likes 1 Share |
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techaboki: From "why are young Nigerians buying cars" during the SARS era to "why are we taking Uber"? Soon, you'll ask young Nigerians why they are breathing. Did she tell you she survives on 30k? Obviously, most of them are still being sponsored by their parents. She's complaining because your government wants to kill her and, by extension, her parents, with bills? Occasional Uber is only a luxury in a poverty-posssesed country like Nigeria. Many of your mates abroad go for holidays in other countries without emptying their savings. Meanwhile, young Nigerians can't relocate to "ordinary" Egypt without selling everybody's land and properties in their lineage. If you consider Uber an impossible luxury for a 20-22 year old girl, how then do you want to make it in life? That one year of senseless service to a corrupt country can earn her 2 holiday trips if she were in a sane country doing legitimate jobs, but no, let's cry over Uber. The young woman should "live within her means"? Na 30k be means? 1 Like |
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Villa12: I donât underestimate the role of mothers. Why are you making this an issue of fathers versus mothers? Which rule says that you must love one more than the other? The Holy Quran? Sorry, not everyone lives by what Allah says. Loving your mother more than your father can only mean that your father didnât do his job well enough or that youâve been brainwashed. 3 Likes |
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Villa12: That's what the media and people of the world tell you. There is nothing natural about that. I do not love my mother more than I love my father. I don't do for my mother what I have not done or will not do for my father. 5 Likes |
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You didnât identify the real issue. The main problem is children trying to fight for their mothers. If your mother married a useless man and they separated, whether she left him or he abandoned her, and he still did his best for you in his own capacity, then you shouldnât be taking your motherâs role in your fatherâs life. Allow your mom to fight her own battles. Relate to your father and pay your dues, show respect, as long as he did his best as a father. His role as a husband is not your business. While itâs painful that many are unable to learn much from a father who failed as a husband, itâs still a battle beyond their jurisdiction. We must realise that the separation of parents already gives one party, usually the mothers, an edge over the other, and children must not be oblivious to this fact. 9 Likes |
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We don't care. Fix insecurity and stop the killing of Christians in Nigeria. Gathering undecerning bishops for photo ops shortly have the US Congress called you out means nothing.
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Tightpussy2024: Youâve mentioned two different scenarios here, and itâs important to clarify them. First, the idea that "you canât force a man to take care of a child he wasnât ready for" doesnât hold up. Whoever has sex without protection is, by default, accepting the possibility of a child. Readiness isnât the issue; itâs a responsibility. You donât need to force anyone when such individuals fail in their responsibility, you hold them able legally. Second, no you cannot force someone to take care of another personâs child, like a stepfather or stepmother. If they choose to do so, then you should thank them for their kindness and sacrifice. As for Asake and his father, itâs ultimately up to Asake to decide what he wants to do. The truth is, no one can force him to act against his own moral will. Even if his father wasnât a deadbeat, no court of law would prosecute him for abandoning his father. All I did was argue against the idea of helping parents (or others) only when theyâve acted rightly or ed us when we needed them. Generosity doesnât really depend on familial ties. In fact, I believe that someone who struggles to help strangers or humanity in general will rarely be there for their parents,even if those parents sacrificed everything to get them through school. 3 Likes |
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The only antidote for the political poison called APC. El Rufai should remain in SDP and decamp at the 11th hour. PO should ensure close ties with Abure and ensure that nobody of value emerges from Labour Party. Beyond ing PDP, you must be two steps ahead of the BAT. Put your moles in APC; create artificial problems in the party to keep the babariga thief busy for a while. 2 Likes |
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My brother, if you ask me, na who I go ask?
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The idea that his father might deserve whatever treatment heâs receiving today especially if he was an absent father doesnât make sense. The majority of the people benefiting from Asakeâs wealth today didnât contribute to his success either. The people who contributed to his success are his fans, who go all out to stream his songs and attend his shows. Iâm not sure heâs helped any of these people either; instead, celebrities are often known for spending lavishly on the Sophia Lambos of this world. Sometimes, you have to look beyond peopleâs failures and weaknesses. Sometimes, you repay the wickedness of the wicked with good deeds in the hope that they might repent. If we all decide to help only those who contributed to our success, then even Asake might not be where he is to today. 8 Likes 4 Shares |
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Jandor? ![]() Funke Akindele and the PDP platform are the main reasons he pulled over 60k votes. Without those two, Jandor won't see 1000 votes in Lagos. |
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90% of all Christians killed worldwide are Nigerians resident in Nigeria. That's enough proof that Christians are being persecuted. The US Congress has spoken for Nigerian Christians. Saudi Arabia Congress should also speak for Nigerian Muslims.
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Fubara is just too weak. Since your opponents have chosen to be m a d, sponsor their recall process immediately. Why wait until you're fired? Martin Amaewhule and his friends can be recalled within few weeks.
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Obiedun: Sanctioning him is unfair because none of your family have been victims of killer herdsmen or bandits. Itâs easy to hide behind a keyboard and sympathise with a man who stole someone else's mandate and swore to protect you, rather than the victims. Very easy. When you realise that this man would rather have everyone in your village or state levelled up than lose his next trip to , your eye go clear. |
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The overly emotional dude is always talking nonsense.
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These tariffs and sanctions would have been a great opportunity for African nations like Nigeria to cash out, but what can we possibly offer them?
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Failure to remove the moles and sell-outs in that party will land you in the same mess Obi found himself with people like Lamidi Apata, Abure, and Abayomi Arabambi. Many of these people will submit to Tinubu's demand.
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